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InAppWebView is a useful tool for managing a user's web access within a custom flutter app and a great way to keep a user authenticated between native app features and web-only features you or your team have already developed. I've long advocated for the use of "Chrome Custom tabs" and "SFSafariViewController" since their introduction for … Continue reading Intercepting Web Popups in Flutter InAppWebView
About Location Services Location-based services are a common utility in mobile apps. Typical use cases range anywhere from serving ads relevant to a certain location, to presenting special content at specific places, to out-right navigational aid. If you should find that your own react native app would benefit from location services, there are a few … Continue reading React Native: Using Native Modules for Location Services
Update June 26th: Eagle eyed commenter @Brandon Minnick pointed out that ReturnType and ReturnCommand are now supported properties in Xamarin.Forms 3.1 (Documentation). You can find his comprehensive sample here or an amended sample below. https://gist.github.com/JoeM-RP/b346109a46238866b1123f3ae9e2a37e And the code behind: https://gist.github.com/JoeM-RP/80be7f12add87d46cbaa3cb14e30d432 Of course, if you are using an older version of Xamarin.Forms or just want to do … Continue reading Building a “Next Entry” Effect for iOS and Android in Xamarin.Forms
Xamawin • zam-ah win | noun A quick, easy to implement enhancement for a Xamarin App that improves performance, appearance, or functionality Update September 2020: Radio Buttons are now included as a standard Xamarin.Forms control. You can read the documentation on using them here. For older versions of Xamarin.Forms, find my original post below: While I generally … Continue reading XamaWIN – Cross-Platform Grouped Radio Buttons in Xamarin.Forms
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